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History of Silver & Gold Heishi in Southwestern Native American Jewelry

The history of silver and gold heishi in Southwestern Native American jewelry is deeply rooted in cultural traditions. Heishi beads, originating from the Santo Domingo (Kewa) Pueblo in New Mexico, are among the oldest forms of jewelry in the Southwest. Traditional was made from natural materials like shells and stones, meticulously shaped into small, uniform pieces. The term "heishi" derives from the Keresan word meaning "shell bead".

History of Silver & Gold Heishi in Southwestern Native American Jewelry2025-03-01T16:31:45+00:00

J. Eric Smith – Chickasaw Bowyer, Artist, Author

J. Eric Smith Chickasaw Bowyer, Artist, Author & Cultural Teacher Featured Artist July 2020 J. Eric Smith Chickasaw Bowyer, Artist, Author & Cultural Teacher Featured Artist July 2020 Eric Smith, Chickasaw, is a well-recognized bowyer, archery historian, and teacher in the art of making traditional bows and arrows [read more]

J. Eric Smith – Chickasaw Bowyer, Artist, Author2022-02-22T14:29:24+00:00

Patching Holes in Buckskin by Barry Hardin

Patching Holes in Buckskin by Barry Hardin Regarding Patching Holes in Buckskin, this is a technique used for the quarter size hole in the above photograph. Craft Focus Article from Crazy Crow Trading Post Patching Holes in Buckskin by Barry Hardin Regarding Patching Holes in Buckskin, this is a technique [read more]

Patching Holes in Buckskin by Barry Hardin2024-11-21T17:31:55+00:00

Guild of Contemporary Horn Workers and Collectors

The Honourable Company of Horners A Guild of Contemporary Horn Workers and Collectors Crafting & Collecting Works of an Ancient Material: Cattle Horn The Honourable Company of Horners A Guild of Contemporary Horn Workers and Collectors Crafting & Collecting Works of an Ancient Material: Cattle Horn In 1996, [read more]

Guild of Contemporary Horn Workers and Collectors2024-11-01T05:32:22+00:00

Leather Buying Tips

Leather Buying Terms & Tips Understanding Leather Industry Jargon Makes for Better Choices Photo Credit: Canva.com Leather Buying Terms & Tips Understanding Leather Industry Jargon Makes for Better Choices Photo Credit: Canva.com Purchasing Leather At Crazy Crow Trading Post, we purchase leather from several tanneries worldwide and sell [read more]

Leather Buying Tips2025-10-16T17:16:41+00:00

Tying Up A Peyote Water Drum

Tying Up A Peyote Water Drum Native American Craft Article Photo Credit: Nathan King: Native American Church (drum tie-up) Video Tying Up A Peyote Water Drum Native American Online Craft Articles Photo Credit: Nathan King: Native American Church (drum tie-up) Video Materials Required: #6 or #7 3-legged kettle [read more]

Tying Up A Peyote Water Drum2024-09-03T15:52:43+00:00
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